Operations, logistics and supply chain management sit at the heart of how organisations compete, innovate and respond to global disruption.
On this MSc programme, you will develop the expertise to enhance resilience, boost sustainability, improve visibility, and promote digitalisation across global operations, logistics and supply chain systems.
You will explore:
As your ambitions develop, you can shape your learning around the areas that matter most to your future career. These range from procurement, logistics and operations to analytics, project management and supply chain strategy.
You will benefit from a powerful combination of academic insight, professional recognition and applied learning.
The programme is recognised by leading professional bodies across logistics, procurement and transport. This helps you to connect your studies with industry standards and professional development.
You will learn from research active academics and engage with current thinking through:
By the end of the course, you will be ready to:
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